March 2021- Page 4

With little fanfare, the Select Board voted unanimously Tuesday night to accept the fiscal 2022 budget recommended by the town’s Finance Committee. FinCom’s budget

The Harvard Council on Aging would like to thank the Harvard Board of Health, Acton Pharmacy, Ayer Family Pharmacy, the Harvard Ambulance Service, and

The Planning Board has unanimously approved the special permit for AT&T to upgrade the equipment on the cell tower at 60 Old Shirley Road.

On behalf of the Harvard Schools Trust we would like to thank everyone who helped make “A New Gala in Town” such a fun

After months of number-crunching, discussion, and collaboration with fellow boards, the Finance Committee completed work on a $33.9 million budget and gained unanimous approval

Former Harvard resident, lifelong community volunteer Chelsey Remington. (Courtesy photo) Chelsey Carrier Remington of Cape Neddick, Maine, a lifelong community volunteer, died peacefully at home

The state reported three new confirmed COVID-19 cases in Harvard for the week ending March 9, bringing the town’s cumulative number of confirmed cases

Practices for a shortened “indoor” track and field season began March 15 for Bromfield athletes. The typical 12-week season that normally starts in December

The third Annual LWV Harvard Civics Cup went virtual on March 7 and set an entry record with 13 teams and 45 students competing.